湖北普通专升本英语模拟试题一.docx

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湖北普通专升本英语模拟试题一

湖北普通专升本英语模拟试题

（一）

PartIVocabularyandStructure

1.Ican’tunderstandhowyou________theseunpleasantsurroundings.

A）putoutB）putdownC）putupwithD）putforward（C）

2.________youdecidetotakeupyoushouldtrytomakeitasuccess.

A）WhateverB）UnlessC）WheneverD）Ifonly（A）

3.IfHarrydidnotattendtheconferencelastnight,he________toomuchworktodo.

A）musthavehadB）musthaveC）hadhadD）hadtohavehad（A）

4.JohnoftenattendspubliclecturesattheUniversityofOxford,chiefly________hisEnglish.

A）toimproveB）improvingC）tohaveimprovedD）improved（A）

5.Itwassuggestedatthemeetingthateffectivemeasures________tosolvetheproblem.

A）weretakenB）betakenC）mustbetakenD）take（B）

6.Iam________ofyourstupidconversation.

A）annoyedB）worriedC）angryD）tired（D）

7.Theyarebuildingthedamin________withanotherfirm.

A）comparisonB）associationC）touchD）tune（B）

8.Mostparentsencouragetheirchildrentotakeanactivepartinsocialevents,________thoseeventsdonotinterferewiththeirstudies.

A）lestB）thoughC）unlessD）provided（D）

9.Orlando,acityinFlorida,________foritsmainattraction,MagicKingdom.

A）whichiswellknownB）iswellknownC）wellknownD）beingwellknown（B）

10.Heis________awriterasareporter.

A）moreB）ratherC）notsomuchD）notmuch（C）

11.Jimissorry________soimpolitetoyourguestlastSaturday.

A）tobeB）havingbeenC）beingD）tohavebeen（D）

12.IsupposethatwhenIcomebackintenyears’timealltheseoldhouses________down.

A）willhavebeenpulledB）willhavepulledC）willbepullingD）willbepulled（A）

13.Tobesure,someinsectscanbuildcomplexsocieties________differenttypesofindividualsperformingdifferenttasks.

A）takenfromB）madeofC）composedofD）developedfrom（C）

14.Thestudentswillputofftheoutinguntilnextweek,________theywon’tbesobusy.

A）whenB）asC）sinceD）while（A）

15.Ihavenotfoundmybookyet;infact,Iamnotsure________Icouldhavedonewithit.

A）whetherB）whyC）whatD）when（C）

16.Ifyoudonotfastenyoursafetybelt,yourchancesofbeing________willbegreater.

A）beatenB）hurtC）damagedD）stricken（B）

17.“________”formanyyears,thewritersuddenlybecamefamous.

A）HavingignoredhimB）TobeignoredC）TohavebeenignoredD）Havingbeenignored（D）

18.Thisbird’slargewings________ittoflyveryfast.

A）ableB）enableC）unsureD）cause（B）

19.Thepictureexhibitionboredmetodeath.IwishI________toit.

A）havenotgoneB）didnotgoC）hadnotgoneD）shouldnothavegone（C）

20.Idon’tswimnot,butI________whenIwasakid.

A）usedtoitB）usedtodoingitC）usedtoD）usedtodo（C）

21.Ifoundmydaughtersittinginthekitchen,crying________.

A）stronglyB）bitterlyC）heavilyD）deeply（B）

22.Youaregettingtoooldforfootball.You’dbetter________tennisinstead.

A）takeinB）takeupC）takeforD）takeover（B）

23.Whenthetwoyoungpeopleweremarried,theceremonywasanything________uptodata.

A）butB）besideC）exceptD）apartfrom（A）

24.Hedidn’tmentionanythingabouttheparty,________thedate.

A）eitherevenB）evennorC）evenneitherD）noteven（D）

25.Afterbeingrescuedfromtheaircrash,thepeopleagreedthattheyhadmuchto________.

A）thankB）bethankedC）bethankfulD）bethankfulfor（D）

26.Thisnewmethodnotonlysavestimebutalsosavesenergy________operatingontwobatteriesinsteadtofour.

A）inB）onC）byD）for（C）

27.What________tohimiswhetherthejoballowshimtopursuehisstudies.

A）mattersB）refersC）happensD）applies（A）

28.Hesaidthatveryclearlysothatnobodywasinany________aboutwhatwasmeant.

A）doubtB）wonderC）questionD）consideration（A）

29.Itispredictedthatheavyrainsare________tofloodtheareainafewdays.

A）frighteningB）threateningC）scatteringD）warning（B）

30.InmostoftheUnitedStates,themorningnewspaperis________byschoolagechildren.

A）directedB）dischargedC）derivedD）delivered（D）

PartIICloze

Whentelevisionfirstbegantoexpand,veryfewofthepeoplewhohadbecomefamousas__31__announcerswereabletobeequallyeffective__32__television.Someofthedifficultiestheyexperiencedwhentheyweretryingto__33__themselvestothenewmediumweretechnical.When__34__onradio,forexample,theyhadbecome__35__toseeingonbehalfofthelistener.Thisartofseeingforothers__36__thattheannouncerhastobeverygood__37__talking.Aboveall,hehastobeableto__38__acontinuoussequence（序列）ofvisual（视觉的）imageswhichaddmeaning__39__theroundthelistenerhears.Inthe__40__oftelevision,however,theannouncersees__41__withtheviewer.Hisduty,__42__,iscompletelydifferent.Heistheretomake__43__thattheviewerdoesnot__44__anypointofinterest,tohelphimfocus__45__particularthings,andtohelphim__46__theimagesonthetelevisionscreen.__47__hisradiocolleague,hemustknowthe__48__ofsilenceandhowtouseitatthose__49__whenthepicturesspeakfor__50__.

31.A）televisionB）advertisementC）radioD）newspaper（C）

32.A）ofB）inC）atD）on（D）

33.A）adoptB）adjustC）alterD）adapt（B）

34.A）workingB）listeningC）appearingD）showing（A）

35.A）practicedB）experiencedC）determinedD）used（D）

36.A）guaranteesB）meansC）convincesD）warns（B）

37.A）atB）withC）inD）of（A）

38.A）reflectB）createC）causeD）affect（B）

39.A）toB）inC）onD）about（A）

40.A）occasionB）matterC）exampleD）case（D）

41.A）somethingB）everythingC）nothingD）anything（B）

42.A）moreoverB）thereforeC）furthermoreD）nevertheless（B）

43.A）clearB）definiteC）sureD）easy（C）

44.A）missB）ignoreC）dropD）catch（A）

45.A）toB）atC）inD）on（D）

46.A）revealB）exposeC）understandD）translate（C）

47.A）UnlikeB）BesidesC）LikeD）As（A）

48.A）priceB）costC）valueD）worth（C）

49.A）minutesB）periodsC）timesD）moments（D）

50.A）themB）himC）themselvesD）himself（C）

PartIIIReadingComprehension

PassageOne

Questions51to55arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Timewas—andnotsomanyyearsago,either—whentheaveragecitizentookaprettydimviewofbanksandBanking.Thatthiswasso,itshouldbesaid,wastonosmallextentthefaultofbanksandbankersthemselves.Banksusedtobe—andafewstillare—forbiddingstructures.Behindthelittlebarredwindowswere,moreoftenthannot,elderlygentlemenwhoseexpressionoffriendlinessreflectedthesizeofthecustomer’saccount,andnothinglessthanafewhundredthousandinthebankcouldhaveinspiredthesuggestionofasmile.

Andyettheaveragebankformanyyearwas,totheaveragecitizen,afearful,ifnecessary,instrumentfordealingwithbusiness—usuallybigbusiness.Butsomewhereinthepastquartercentury,banksBegantogrowhuman,evenpleasant,andstartedtoattractthelittleman.Itispossiblethatthismovementbeganinmedium-sizedtowns,orinsmalltownswherepeopleknoweachotherbytheirfirstnames,andspreadtobigtowns.Atanyrate,theresultshavebeenremarkable.

Themovementto“humanize”hanks,ofcourse,receivedabigpushduringthewar,whenmoreandmorewomenwereemployedtodoworkpreviouslyperformedbymen.Alsomoreandmore“little”peoplefoundthemselvesinneedofpersonalloans,astaxesbecameheavierandasthepracticeofinstallment（分期付款）buyingbrokedownthepreviouslylong—heldconceptthattherewassomethingalmostmorallywrongaboutbeingindebt.Allsortsofpeoplebegantodiscoverthattheintelligentuseofcredit（信贷）couldbeextremelyhelpful.

51.Theauthorbelievesthattheunfriendlyatmosphereinbanksmanyyearsagowaschieflydueto________.

A）theouterappearanceofbankbuildings

B）unfriendlinessofcustomerstowardbanks

C）economicpressureofthetime

D）theattitudeofhankers（D）

52.Thebanksofmanyyearsagoshowedinterestonlyin________.

A）regularvisitors

B）richcustomers

C）friendlybusinessmen

D）elderlygentlemen（B）

53.Whendidbanksbegintogrowhuman?

A）Sometimebeforethewar.

B）Afewyearsago.

C）Duringthewar.

D）Inthelastcentury.（A）

54.Whathelpedtopushthe“humanization”ofbanks?

A）Moreandmore“little”peoplebecamecustomersofbanks.

B）Theelderlygentlemeninbankswerereplacedbywomen.

C）Morebanksweresetupinsmallandmedium-sizedtowns.

D）Thesizeofthecustomer’saccountwasgreatlyincreased.（B）

55.AveragePeopleseldomborrowedmoneyfrombankinthebankbecause________.

A）thebankbuildingslookedforbidding

B）theywerecomparativelyrichbeforethewar

C）theythoughtitwasnotpropertobeindebt

D）theyrarelyspentmorethantheycouldearn（C）

PassageTwo

Questions56to60arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

Lastsummer,TransportationSecretaryElizabethDoleannouncedanewrule:

Unlessstatesrepresentingtwo-thirdsofthecountry’spopulationpasscompulsory（强制性的）seat-belt-uselawsbyApril1989,allnewvehicleswillhavetobefittedwithairbagsorautomaticseatbelts.

Therulewouldn’thavebeennecessarybutforonesimplefact.Eventhoughseatbeltscouldpreventnearlyhalfofthedeathsinfatalcaraccidents,85percentofthepopulationsimplywon’twearthem.

Whynot?

Behavioralengineershavefoundthatthereareallsortsofreasons—usuallyunstated.Thesearesomeofthemostpopular.It’ssafertobethrownfromacarmantrapped.AccordingtoE.ScottGeller,that’safaultyargument.“Infact”,hesays,“beingthrownfromacaristwenty-fivetimesmoredangerousthanbeingtrapped”.

Itwon’thappentome;I’magooddriver.Butwhatabouttheotherpersonwhomaybeaterribledriver?

Thedatashowthattheaverageincidence（发生率）forallaccidentsinone